@cmuratori I've been working on adopting the idea of Zero Is Initialization (ZII), but one area where I'm wrestling is Zero Handles. You allude to them in this clip here: youtu.be/xt1KNDmOYqA?si=6IYy… I was wondering if you could expand on how you implement them and use them? Perhaps on Computer Enhance?

New update for our tool, ReliaSim, adds outlining, which I think is a playful touch. What you are seeing is me editing parameters and the entire 1-year simulation being re-run in the background as I make changes. I then ask it to run 100 replications, which is 100 years, and it completes in 6 seconds. Other tools take 12 hours.

Here's a peek at our upcoming tool, ReliaSim. It's a Discrete Rate Simulation tool for high-volume manufacturing. This is a 1-year simulation running in 815ms (~110K simulation steps). Industry standard tools take 15 minutes. @odinlang gave us the freedom to optimize the performance. Simulations can run in parallel, so I can simulate 100 years in 6 seconds on my 12-core machine. That would take days with other tools. We are now focused on making a beautiful UI, but the performance already speaks for itself. At the end, you see me replaying the events. I can instantly jump to any moment in time and review the state of the system.